Last name Kmeť (Кметь 
, Kmeť 
, Кмећ) , globally, is quite a rare cognomen. The surname Kmeť is characteristic of Eastern Europe, particularly Slovakia, where it is quite a rare surname, Ukraine, and Czechia, where it is a rare surname. In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in Eastern Europe, particularly Ukraine, Slovakia, and Russia.
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| Кметь | Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia, Kyrgyzstan |
| Kmeť | Czechia, United States, Slovakia |
| daniel matej kmeť Hungarian mathematician, astronomer, SK (b. 1783) |
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andrej kmeť Slovak archeologist, botanist, ethnographist, geologist, historian and roman catholic priest (1841-1908), SK (b. 1841) |
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| jozef jarín kmeť SK (b. 1815) |
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| ján kmeť SK (b. 1848) |
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| stanislav kmeť Slovak historian (1916-2002), SK (b. 1916) |
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miroslav kmeť SK (b. 1964) |
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| ľudovít kmeť Czechoslovak member of Czechoslovak parliament and slovak nation politician (b. 1936) |
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| ladislav kmeť SK (b. 1929) |
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| tibor kmeť Ph.D. Comenius University 1987 |
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| tomáš kmeť Slovak volleyball player, SK (b. 1981) |
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| matúš kmeť Slovak footballer, SK |
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